Biiplane is a flying app that will test your ability to maneuver your iPhone or iPod Touch through a simplistic obstacle course. It works well as a flight simulator through its use of the accelerometer. But the lack of options makes Biiplane feel too limited. (…)

Electronics Arts’ recreation of the long-time, popular SimCity series for the iPhone is somewhat astonishing given the parameters the developers had to work with. That’s not necessarily a good thing, however, as I’ll explain later. (…)

When it comes to sport fishing on the iPhone and iPod touch, other applications — including the recently reviewed iFish — fall far short of Flick Fishing. In other words, if you’re choosing a fishing application, you should go with this one. (…)

iFun - Social Gaming Network, or SGN as it is better known, has built a business around popular iPhone games such as  iBowl and iBaseball as we noted in our interview with Shervin Pishevar, CEO of SGN last month. (…)

If you are looking to kick back and take a casual flight with your iPhone (and who isn’t?) then Wings - Filght Experience is your app. You can glide or float through different weather patterns and maneuver your iPlane through the air.
Wings is designed to give you the chance to take a leisurely cruise. (…)

Magic Tap may have tapped into the “hybrid” application market. It’s Fake Calls application is definitely the kind of application that could be considered by some a utility and it’s definitely pretty entertaining.
It’s simple to set up. Start Fake Calls and it asks you to choose a wall paper or an existing photo. (…)

For $9.99, XPlane offers a realistic flight simulator experience for the iPhone. Released last week, and developed in only a month, the app takes full advantage of the accelerometer of the iPhone to create a truly accurate flying experience. (…)

The much anticipated “Spore Origins” game from Electronic Arts is here, and AppCraver loves it. If you don’t already know, “Spore” is a game that has been in development for several years now, and is designed by the folks who brought you “The Sims” — one of the best selling games ever. (…)